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“Mother by the oven” was created in 1914 by Marc Chagall in Expressionism style. Find more prominent pieces of genre painting at WikiArt.org – best visual art database. Domestic settings masterpiece.
Marc Chagall’s ‘Wounded Soldier’ (1914) – a poignant black & white print exploring trauma through Cubist lines & geometric forms. A powerful Expressionist artwork.
Barber's Shop (Uncle Zusman) by Marc Chagall - A vibrant depiction of a barber’s shop featuring a man gazing at his reflection, accompanied by decorative elements like vases and clocks. Painted in 1914.
Explore Marc Chagall’s ‘Portrait of Brother David.’ A vibrant Cubist masterpiece featuring a mandolin player, showcasing his unique style & joyful expression. #ChagallArt
Marc Chagall’s "Old Man and Old Woman" (1915) – a stark black & white Expressionist print depicting intense emotion. Explore this iconic work's symbolism & unique style.
Explore Marc Chagall’s masterpiece ‘The Smolensk Newspaper,’ a Cubist depiction of two men discussing war amidst an old-fashioned setting, housed at Philadelphia Museum of Art.
A dreamlike surrealist vision of a rabbi holding a lemon unfolds in Marc Chagall's 1914 masterpiece Feast Day, blending vibrant colors and Jewish heritage to invite you into a world of profound memory and beauty.
Explore Marc Chagall’s ‘A Group of People’ (1914) – a striking black & white illustration showcasing Expressionist urban life. A unique piece by a master!
Marc Chagall’s ‘On the stretcher (wounded soldier)’ 1914 is a poignant Expressionist genre painting depicting a wounded soldier with a phone, reflecting themes of conflict and memory. Discover this iconic artwork and bring its dreamlike beauty into your space.
Marc Chagall’s "Mania Cutting Bread" captures a nostalgic scene of domesticity in 1914 with vibrant colors and dreamlike figures, showcasing the artist's signature style and offering a beautiful piece to own.
Explore Marc Chagall’s poignant depiction of solitude and exile – ‘Wandering Jew.’ This black & white drawing embodies Expressionist style, capturing emotion through simplified forms and textured hatching.